The condition typically afflicts sportspeople who jump (hence the soubriquet jumpers' knee).
Everyone wants to remember the people who died, hence the minute's silence, and perhaps to light a candle in their memory.
Before those famous schoolroom lines, Pope made another observation, which was that even as you recognize that the world is a mixed-up place, you still can't fool yourself about the difference between the acceptable and the unacceptable: "Fools! who from hence into the notion fall / That vice or virtue there is none at all," he wrote.
All the sampling sites recorded values below the 2 mg/L set as the maximum that is allowable for drinking water (WHO 2004), hence may not pose any danger to the community.
Her scary red-headed pal, who will hence forth be called Really Raggedy Ann, is like "I've only got 567 layers of this pink lipstick on, can you see it?
30 31 This may imply a subgroup of drug users with high-risk behavioural patterns and treatment difficulties who are hence more prone to the infections.
Two researchers performed the analysis, one of whom was not involved in the data collection or in the initial analysis and who was hence unbiased and open.
Using measurements of ScvO2, it is possible to identify patients with profound global myocardial dysfunction who are hence at risk of impaired perfusion.
Other studies have aimed at detecting gene expression changes due to irradiation, anatomical location (spinal vs. intracranial), and WHO grade; hence, samples from each of the categories have been compared with no external controls applied.
To make sure that both groups were comparable, we adjusted them to leave only overweight and class I obese patients based on the WHO classification, hence excluding all subjects with BMI ≥ 35.0 kg/m regardless of the gender, a process that leads to removing 102 MetS subjects from the analysis groups.
